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NaturVet Scoopables Quiet Moments Dog Calming Aid for Dogs - Promotes Calm with Stressful Events Like Storms, Fireworks, Travel, Separation Anxiety - Hickory Smoked Bacon Flavored | 11oz Bag
$29.64
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- Veterinarian formulated for use in dogs over the age of 12 weeks to help reduce stress and tension, while promoting relaxation.
- Synergistic blend of wholesome ingredients helps promote a calming effect during situational stressful events such as storms, fireworks, travel, and grooming.
- Thiamine and L-Tryptophan help reduce stress and tension to help maintain calmness, while the Melatonin helps to promote rest and relaxation.
- Ginger helps to settle sensitive stomachs, which is especially important during travel.
- NaturVet Scoopables is a new innovative, flavor-packed delivery method that is perfect for finicky eaters! NaturVet has been manufacturing pet supplements for over 25 years and is dedicated to providing quality products for your best friend! Made in the USA with globally sourced ingredients.
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